Homicide Studies, a quarterly journal, provides a valuable platform for professionals in academia and practice. The journal focuses on publishing high-quality interdisciplinary articles, covering a range of fields from psychology and sociology to law and criminology, dedicated to in-depth discussions on the complex issues related to homicide. Through these articles, HS not only fosters academic understanding of homicide phenomena but also promotes the formulation and implementation of related public policies.

The journal particularly emphasizes the integration of theoretical research with practical application, encouraging scholars and practitioners to jointly explore how scientific methods can be used to prevent and reduce homicide cases. HS features a diverse range of content, including the latest research findings, policy analyses, case studies, and critical evaluations of existing laws and judicial practices. Through these in-depth discussions and analyses, HS aims to provide valuable insights and strategies for policymakers, law enforcement agencies, educators, and the public, contributing to the construction of a safer and more harmonious society.